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Aristoxenus - a Peripatetic philosopher, who wrote about music
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322/18 Aristotle has many pupils, including Theophrastus and Aristoxenus.
310/31 Aristoxenus, the musical theorist, is a parasite of Neleus.
Within translations:
Aelian:NA_2.11 refore, that Spintharus, Aristoxenus, Philoxenus, and othe
Aelian:NA_8.7 on the snake. And Aristoxenus says somewhere that a man
Athen_4.174 wind instrument." Now Aristoxenus did not feel sure on
Athen_10.418 ain from animal food, as Aristoxenus tells us; and Apollod
Athen_11.467 sigma. Musicians, indeed, as Aristoxenus often says, advised against
Athen_12.545 Academy. [64.] And Aristoxenus the musician, in his Life
Athen_13.556 rus the Peripatetic, and Aristoxenus; who were preceded
Athen_14.619-621 * aks, Menalcas." And Aristoxenus, in the fourth book
Athen_14.624 worse than Babys." But Aristoxenus ascribes the inventio
Athen_14.630-635 * dancers, as is mentioned by Aristoxenus. But Scamon,
Athen_14.638 called Ametoridae. Aristoxenus says that just as some men
Athen_14.648 nus the flute-player, as Aristoxenus tells us in the eight
Cic:DeOr_3.132 music under Damon and Aristoxenus, that grammar itself when
Cic:Tusc_1.19 of whom the latest was Aristoxenus, a man who was both
Cic:Tusc_1.24 be extinguished; if it is Aristoxenus's harmony, it will be put
Cic:Tusc_1.41 his contemporary and fellow-disciple Aristoxenus, ** both indeed men
Cic:Tusc_1.51 body. Dicaearchus, indeed, and Aristoxenus, because it was hard
Lucian:Macr_18 musician, we are told by Aristoxenus, adopted the philosop
Philoch_223 ium in opposition to Plato, as Aristoxenus first falsely
ValMax_8.13e.3 the enjoyment of health. For Aristoxenus the musician says of him,
Vit:Arist_M25 Aristotle did not, as Aristoxenus and Aristeides related, build
Vit:Arist_M44 Phanias, Eudemus, Clytus, Aristoxenus and Dicaearchus, 45

Aristoxenus ² of Cyrene - a philosopher, famous for his love of luxury
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Athen_1.7 near the land. But Aristoxenus, the philosopher of Cyrene,

Aristoxenus ³ - Athenian archon, 55 B.C.
55/_ Athenian archon: Aristoxenus
Syll_733 [Ar]isto[xenos]

Aristoxenus - in documents
Syll_355 (c. 300) Tenedos, the sons of Aristoxenos, as proxenoi and
Syll_383 (c. 283 and 281) The archon was Aristoxenos, and the councillors
Syll_520 (c. 250-200) ides Xenodokos son of Aristoxenos Demon son of M
Syll_610 (190) otheos of Kallipolis Aristoxenos of Amphissa Chal
Syll_657 (155/4) eios of Phlya, the son of Aristoxenos . . . of Ke

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